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The Cape Bailey Walk

  • Length: 5km

  • Duration: 1 hr 45 mins

  • Grade: 4

  • Style: One way

  • Start: 45 Polo St, Kurnell

  • End: 99 Sir Joseph Banks Drive, Kurnell

  • Location: Botany Bay National Park

  • Closest Town: Kurnell

  • Distance from CBD: 37.5 km

  • State: NSW

  • Latitude: -34.0105213001

  • Longitude: 151.2227707122

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The Cape Bailey Walk is a 5km, grade 4 One way hike located in Botany Bay National Park New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 1 hrs 45 mins to complete.

Summary

This is an interesting walk starting from Kurnell and following a series of bush tracks and service trails along the coast with great ocean views. The walk offers some great views of the coast city and some great local landscapes including sand dunes and hanging swamps. The small side trip up to the Cape Bailey lighthouse is well worth it and provides a nice spot for lunch.

Download maps and tracknotes for The Cape Bailey Walk hiking track from wildwalks.com.

 

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